Adb App Guide

Some advanced apps (like Tasker, Shizuku, or Battery Historian) require permissions that cannot be granted via standard UI. adb shell pm grant Example: adb shell pm grant com.example.app android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS Backup and Restore Apps

Open Terminal/Command Prompt, navigate to your platform-tools folder.

Some banking apps detect root, but using ADB to disable apps generally does not trigger these checks. Summary of Useful ADB App Commands List Apps adb shell pm list packages Uninstall App adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 Disable App adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 Install APK adb install app.apk Clear Data adb shell pm clear Grant Permission adb shell pm grant adb app

Go to Settings > Developer Options and toggle USB Debugging to ON. C. Connect and Verify Connect your phone to the PC via USB.

If you uninstall a system app via ADB and then factory reset the phone, the app will return. Some advanced apps (like Tasker, Shizuku, or Battery

The Ultimate Guide to ADB App Management: Master Your Android Device

Do not remove system apps that are essential for booting (e.g., System UI, Phone Services). Removing critical apps can lead to a boot loop. Summary of Useful ADB App Commands List Apps

To filter for specific types (e.g., third-party apps), add filters: adb shell pm list packages -3 (Third-party apps) adb shell pm list packages -s (System apps) 2. Uninstall/Debloat Apps (Without Root)